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Live Stuck,

u. las
CHICAGO, Sept 7.-Dnrtr's Journc, rcnor,v. cet
ae3kecelpts 1900 head; shipments ION head
market steady for best; others weakcr; shinnin,
steers 81 9phS to stocsers and teede1s i, tOa3 o.
a3 10; Hogs-Keceipts 10000 head; shipment
b,no neal; market btronE and 60 higher: roucf
= ssa5 ~; packing and shipping s. 2oa5 IS; lgh
- e9ao ~; sItps " bai TO- ,shecp-Rccclpis 500
i9%es; nv Western 50 00as 70; Texan
EAST LISrsTY, eept. 7.-Cattlc-ReccIpts 107,
head; shipments li1s head; market very dull
50 5ST3 IS; Hogs Receipts 100 head; shipment
Icy heal; market active; thiadelphiGs IS tSa5 Is
lofkess % 4ga5 70: geassers and light IS 0fa5 IS
eheep-hectipts :, 0t0 head; shipments $500 head
market Jul: prime 81 2saa ~; ta!s 10 good So ii
aaCol common s! ooas 70; laubs s. 0,a6 70. -
CINCINNATI. O., Sept. 7.--HoRs steady: cannon
and Light o. Gas 20; Iacking md butchers 81 liz
B 20; receipts $50 head; shipmenn 1000 head, -
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Dacxlen's Arnica Salvo.

The best salve in the world for outs,
bruises, eoroe, ulcsrs, 1alt rheum, fever
so1es, testsr, ehappcd hands, chilblaiup,
eosnU, and all ekin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures pilos, OF no psy required. II
Is guaranteed to eivs perfect satlsfsction.
or money refunded. Pfice Is cents mar
box. For eale by Logan 4 90. -
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When Kentucky : hospitality meste
Texas hospitality, then comes the tug d
cork, ljs
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To keep woman out OF sulks the
eaeiest;way is to keep her in silks. Oaly
slight difference btTeen U and I. ~
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!. The guilty party who took that piece Of
Ltmhargarkaee would better call and set
tie. His breath gives him away. ~
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Merit will win and receive Pnb!lc recognition and
praise. Facts. which nrc tho outcome OF general cr.
perlcnec. growing through Years OF critical and
practical test, become us rooted and innovable Vi
tho rock OF Gibraltar in pub'c opinion, and hence.
forth need no further guarantee rs to their gcnu.
ipcness. Tho iudlsputnble fact tint swttts Specific
Ia tho bes. blood purifier In tho world Is ono OF these
l.n,novahle Gibraltar rock fucts Of which We I,ayo
spoltcn and every .ay's experience roots thls eaa:
class Of our people Iii America mid IN Europe,
every trade, calling mud profession including tho
medical profession, iuyo ba.T!d voHntary test.
mony 10 tho rsmaIkebla Virtues Of $, SIS. and
blood. These testimonials orc on h9 by tho thoi.
sands and open 10 tho inspection nt ll Sow cons,
UNSOLICITED Two distinguished members OF tie iheas.
rical who EEnetuy testify TO the wonder
riduat cascs Their testimonials hro herewith sub.
mitted to thu pubaj without further commcnt-lct
them speak for te;aseiFcs Tha hoy Is member Of
Tie famous TI.nlia Theatre ooiaishy. pr Sc% York.
many md OF MrFlascrt5 Stocs Company nt Chicago.
The gentleman Is q well EncwD member OF tho SGw
York Thaln Theatre CunlpIDy. 10Th Hrn well kuOwp
In theatrical circles III this country Il IL Europe.
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a woman sometimes can keep hsr tenn
per when aha ia moving. a man isn't ex.
uected To- - a0-.1'.. - :.
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fH ~ 81 Ege.l Ig'' So. new 1oEH, Ahy j. 1851.
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga: stre
MISUNDERSTANDING tccn annoyed with iIn,plcs.
trtptio Ions and so..eaEeSS Of tho SEn I1lI Ind ri.
hltton OF my blood, for nero than year, used n
!endiDs preparation q SnrEapa:la aud 9:ESE alyts.
incnt physician, mud from ills lsestnlunG .yTtsvctl
no benefit. then concluded 10 Try tho s s. = rem,
cdy for tho blood. aud tlre Or six paehaeSA, by b
thorough eradication OF iMy tyont'1 aud rcStorln;
Emoohness to my Skia. hare rtaaG mp happy, md
! chGerfnliy give You his testimonial for such c3N
and publicity US you wish t, iIaio Of IT, .I|
's .rI-.5,Il-TI IS l-,E..l Cu4E.IorTf: ftASoow,
Ey U.s. j.! Cowcty, near Canal Street,
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Piles! Piles! Piles |!

Hops are more popular OF tho watering
places than in the beos business. :
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CUHEs ell Rsss8nRs.

from a common nlotch, or Eruption, to tho
worst scrofdla. Salt-rlIcur, fevcr-sorcs,"
scaly or Rough Skin, In short, NIL diseases
caused by bad blood arc conquered by this
powerful, purifying: and invigoratius inedi-
It's benign influence. Especially has it mani
featcd Its potency In curing letter, Eczema,
Erysipelns, Bofls, Curbunctcs. Sore Eycs. Scrof.
ulous Sores and Swcllings, lllp-jolnt DIscasc,
.'HWhftc Swcliugs," Goftro, or Thick Neck.
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents in
stamps for q largo Treatise, with colorcd
plates. on Skin Diseases, or tho Bnme amount
for Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
"EoE THE BLGeD IS TIE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse It by using Or. ricrcc's
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, n fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital
strength and bodily health will be established.
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Dry GQotls,

Exw YORK, sept.7.-1here was good trade for
all classes Of sensonabe iabrics while Tho jobbirv
demand was OF the largo proportions Of iate re.
ports. Is s=4 -z.arf'-,F - H. 4 2 :. -
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The Bonapsrtists do their kicking with
maniteat toea. ,,, =
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HoRsFonD,s ACIp rHospHATI

Makes a Cooling Drink.
Into tumbler Of ice water put a teas.
pooniul Of Acid Phosphate; add sugar TO
the tasto. H. I5e'G 4 rrhstw =
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PotrUIsum,

on CITY, Pa, scpt. s.-pet.oleum opened a,
CSC; highest Gs71e: lowest G53sc: closed at 67s<c
sales 20! 0co b2trols: clcarapoGs 26sS0O barres
charters 17,is: barrels; shipments 10 2l9 barrels
New YorK, Sept, 7-;peuoleum was general,
ssroug and excited, closing ste,dy; opened at G5lo
2.67S. Goo barrels. ,.}.lsI = - : '>
p!tTsHunsa, IA, Sept. 7.-pctroleum active aud
ss1Ec; lowest 6Ss$e. b, i. 80
11TusyuLE PA aspt. 7.-Opeued at cGc;, htRh
est esNc; lowest 654c; closed 1t 67Jhc. 80 -
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tt is q sweet, rsveueeful thought TINT
Ehen walters ait down to eat thsy have to
be waited on by come Of the other walters
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ROUGboNCORNS s BhFe n &c.

Do you feel dull. ,tanguid, fow-splritcd, Iite-
less, md indcscribRbly miserable, both DhygI.
caiiy aud mentally; experience sense OF
r ra.s Or bioatlng after eating or "gonc-
Ing. tongue coated, bitter or bad taste in
mouth Irregular appetite. dizziness. frequent
betore the cycs, nervous prostitution or cx-
halstton. irritabfIity OF temper, hot iushcs,
ALTERNATING with chilly sensations sharp,
iGot, drowsincss after meals, walScfulncss, or
disturbed and unrefreshlng sleep, constant,
Ing calhmity2 - 81 IT. 1',T-
r you have all, or my considerable number
Tint. most common Of American maladics-
bilious Dyspepsia, Or Torpid Liver, nssoclnted
with ,Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. The moro
complicated your disease lIns become, tho
greater tho number md diversity OF syHlp-
Or. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery
viii snbdue 1t, II taken according to dircc-
tons for reasonable length OF time. II not
cured, complications multiply and Consump-
tSn OF the Lungs Skin Diseases Heart Discasc
malallics nrc quito liable to SGT in and, sooner
or later. induce IL fatal termination. - >
DR.. Picrce's Golden lucd;cnl Dis.
Goycry nets powerfully upon tho LIVER. md
through that great blood purifying orglu,
c!eanses the system OF oil blood.tnlntsnnd i'm
purlties, from whatever cause arisng. It Ia
equally cillc!cious in acting upon tho KID
NeyE, Gttd other cxcrutory Org1,t1s, ciruuSinr.
strengthening, and healing their diseases. Ks
an apPetkiag, restorative tonic, 1t pr0Hotcs
digestion and nutrition, thereby building up
this wonderful medicine Inns gained great
celebrity In curing Fever and Aguc, ChIlls anu
Feycr, Dumb Aguc, and liudrcd diseases.
Or. Picrco's Golden Medical Dis
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COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

IA BREAKFAST, E4
"By q thorough knowledge OF tho natural laws
which govern tho operations Of digeslon and nu.
triton, and by a careful application Of tho nne
provided our breakfast tables with deicately ia.
sored beverage which may kaye LIZ many heavy
doctors bills. It Is BY tho jud!cioaH use OF such
articles Of diet that aconsutution may DO Krsdu.
ally built up until strong enough TO resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds o. lbtie TaladIcs
are floating around Us ready 10 attack wherever
there isa weak point We may escape many 4
ht&l shat BY Keeping ourEelres well fortified With
Grit EerIice Gazette, q -, y '5I1-T = $50 iI
Made simply with boiling wnter or milk Fold
only II ball pound tins by Grocers, labeled thus
fa1.-rhAs ESfs ~ - = TnHnns sFsef I'M y
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TnUsrgg,s SALE,
T,RUSTEE,S SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of irnst made, by Geory.
fiol. and sally Holt bis wife, TO me a trustee
Tho Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Decd OF Trutt Book No. IL nave
0l shall sell At tho front door Of the Court Hour
Of said county, on ,NrG4- fF'l
SATURDAY. tho 17sh DAY Of SEPTEMBER, 1887,
commencing a. 10 O'Clock \. NJ, ali that certain
tract or parcel Of land being the west third part Of
10, Numbered two hundred and torty.Blx t2iC),
situate IN that part OF the city Of Wheeling iAid Oh
by William Ghhpline aud John EoY at tho corner
OF Boa aud lhltd streets, now Twen,ysecond
street, running from EolI street efAt thirty seven
east three feet two Inches; thence aonth twontysiI
feet 70 Ui numbered 2ljj thence with said lot weAt
10 Eot street forty feet eight inches; thence 10
Foil street north llKty blx telt 10 The place Of be
ginning. Hlr.. Is1.'1 So iiE
TxRAs on sALE-Ca,h In hand on day Of Aale.
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Hugo nnss';erl's Testimony,

Hugo Hass,irrl's Testimony,
Tho Swift Specific Company. At!a:ta. Ga; III =. <
I Gcntlcmcn-For two years had n EevCrn c.1e Of
eczema. fused tar soaps, It'll! htr hots atd various
other rcniclcs and was prescribe! by numbers
OF physicians, but found no relief. Al last deter
mincd 10 try tho 3. $. remedy. mil seven or eight
bottles have thoroughly soltSyoa nc. and you can
Use tAls certificate u any Mahper YEN wish a ~
-..I. .y..,.r,=t. a, d as Iluuo fIlSsKKiy. /. q
=, 81 , ,sr'' y, Member Of ITALIA Theatre
Now York, Mny s, 1851. 5I',.3li7TS =
49, u p.-,tHtsrsfl-aN - I7sgtt- e .r4 WA.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases n,slod free.
* lS TUE SWIFT srrc,FIc Co,
.tgltE5tlf " .. ',r1s.- Drntvcr =It,,,t, n,
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DITTsBURGH. CINCINNATI & ST,
e LOUIS RAILWA1'@ L'o;;1,PHsn h Route.
Under schedule in efrtst h ~ ~ ls1!. traina
leave Wheeling, Central 81 snda "a Tine; For s'eu.
1870 p M For steubeny!lIc, sos y. IN. The at
a, M and sos p. N. traas nj ,ko dlie' councillor
Tor Columbus. Cincinnati, Ii dia napol.l and Chi.
cago The 1885 p. N. train makes dIIccl conccc,
ton for Columbus and Chicago. ,gI 5E1. i57''-.
Trains arrive at Wheeling, 6:l6 q. n, 1o.c0a, M,
2:+5 D. M. and $500 .. N. = s6f$gl, X mv3a
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povsSEn 4 EXON, Attosneya. " '''"' 1'as Sai5


TNRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
a REAL 4d,I STATE NEAR BOARD TREE. NAB
by virtue oil a decd o. trust lnads by James A
Rice % tho undersigned Trustee, dated on tho l7th
day June, u ~ year 1881, aud recorded In tht
county, west Virginia, in Deed Of Trust Hook No
4 0it1 g. Will tei At at tho ton.
door 0! tho Court House Of Marshall county,
SATURDAY, a4th DAY OF 8EPTEMBER, 1857,
commencing ut ton O'Clock 4. ~. certain tract 0,
nd situate S,SS s was Of ck%Sn branch
aud bounded q follows: Beginning at q hiekor1
corner 10 said lcc 10 tho Mafshhll and Wetlel coun
y LING noth Soa0 west l4s poles TO stone pile II
stake aud ". Q. buch III road, an agreed corner
between P.toison. Rice and EiAw; thence Bontt
Sl% weNt q poles 10 btonc hear tho road; Themes
north ~ west 20 poles TO stone; thence south g.
west y poles 70 an OAK; thence south 2oa west II
po!cs 70 h!ckoryi thence north $50 west a polo
10 ". y. corner between kico and Efaw; thence
south so' west lolx poles 70 2 bush corner Of Val
within one rod OF sugar married. M a corner;
thence north 40 west II poles 10 ktone In BeoG
line on north bank Of Hickman; thence with said
line notts s p9ss sonS est pine
sdx' east to poles to ". Oh thence north 40 eea'
poles To drain; thence north AZ cast a pole
10 4 red OAK; thence north l7o eAt O. poles 10
red oak; thence north SQ' cast 8 poles TO bush
thence Iorlh $50 east IS poles TO sugar; thonot
south GO east 1876 poles TO the temporary line ant
Win the same south 2" east 25o poles TO the begin
ming, containing four hundred and seven aero
mud thrcetourths Of an aero, DO the same more
loss. G-aiT
TERMS OF sALE-onehali Of the purchaM
money and as much more AZ tho purchaser ma,
elect 10 pay, cash. and the residue In ono year witt
Interest thereon from tho Day Of Eale, tho puf
chaser 10 glve his note with approved security, ant
the title 10 By retained or deed Of trust glVon +
secure tho deferred payment. ~
1ttlo believed 10 BIZ good, but selling a tlusta
will outy soii aud convey such tito as Is yeated
mo- JOHN ]. JONES,
te8 . l' Trisiee
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ARRv1fQ.

! N Pittaburgh-5:o9 a. E., daily; $40 &, 10.
daily, except Sunday; LIS p. N. daily except Sun.
az Il, Shinston-b:ap p. N, d1!ly, except sunday
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAIL
" EoAD.-Under schedule In effect MIY -
lSs7, t,airs leave Bridgeport, Central Rtart,sTG
La p. N. For plttsblrSh, 10:l7 q, M For wam..
yie, 1872 p NJ For steuberylllc, 1886 a. m. Fnr
Trains arrive at Bridgeport 1t 1853 a.. M, 1o.ee
myi7 80 - ~ - -. - 80 ~ N
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EDuCAT1UAAL.

CT. GEORGES HALL FOR BOYS
- aud Young Men, st. GEORGES, Dalto. Co.. Md.
Able teachers, thorough tratuipg, large buildings,
besuuill grounGS; prepares for any college OF
university. geo 10 $500 according soage. Ee0pens
aHl9 ..,...#e U" Ill
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Ercr, pt, Shurgh--9:4o q. n, daily; II: !, m,
and CTS p, n, daily, except 6undsfi 1850 >. H..
Ftor, w,,hfr. -tan-e:n &. NJ. 6sijy, except Bun
dsv. A "S MK ORD, General Passenger Agesi,
-. ". "a TToN, 6upt. ;-rl1iI h Z.
}s IN. I'm = TRAY. Pacs. AIT, Whcci!u2
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WEST VIRGINIA POLITICS.

An Alleged Conversation Dstwecn presld ent
Cleveland md Dan Lamont. M.
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81. Ciatrsyiise RECOMMENDATION Ut 2 r. ". daily.
Zanesyillo accommodation leaves Wheeling at
7:45 a. II. daily. mo 81, ~. l,4N u. 3;
st. CGirsvile Accommodation. leaves Wheeling
ct $50 r. M. 200 and 100 p. M: Returning. ar.
Iiyea at Wheeling st sos e. IT,, daily, 40 and Sis
p. M. Dolly except sunsGy. :.
cinnha without change, with B., & o. Eleercr
through TO Cincinnati on the night train.
Chicago limited leaving Mt 9:lb p. N. has Chi.
cago sleepe. out Of Wheeling, rH tlz>Aass,l NJ
Columbus accommodation Leaves Wheeling at
2o5 M, Basiro ut :05 pm, dsily except Sunday.
Moundsvillo soccrmodat,on, leaves Wheeling
at 1900 noon, and arrives at Moundsyille d! l2l6
p, ~, daily except Sunday. E'5ss t15t
EMrmont aecommodation 1t 4:1o P. N: !.
| Through Coach from Wheeling 70 Cincinnati
dsilv on No. s, leaving Wheeling st $3.50 4. a., IT.
living at Cincinnati At r:bo p. Il. q. ggissa -
B. i O. eleeping CaIr On all through trains.
! Close connexions aro made Tor ali points South
Erd Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
to The grea. West. and to WHOM fartiouicr atter-
| ton Ia given,
Sleeping car accommodations can be scared 1t
Depot Ticket Once. =, ~ =. 2. Bbh2E.
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TTyHEELIMG & PITTSBURGH DIyI.
w SION, D. d O.. s2-s M, z. ID AZ ~
On and after LAY %, 1857, rassengcr traina VIII
run ~ follows I;aSisrn Standard time: ~ ~
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"0h, no, your Excellency, that won't do
in theao civil seryice times, You know,
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! Wt. :, xl,h1f ,, lN thfh.
swell, hang 1t, Daniel, I an getting
Tired Of this reform rot. II Ia mighty IN.
handy when there 10 90 much In sight"
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Etlas Il, Ticket Agent, under Mcclure House,
JOHN T, LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent nI
@. Z. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent. s3,zI.a5 .."a
W NJ CLEMENTS, Manager, f.f4.flS. !
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-09-17
Thirteen Mistakes.

To yield to immaterial trihes.
TO look for perfection in our own
actions.
To endeavor to mould all disposi-
tions alike.
To expect uniformity of opinion
in this world.
TO measure the enjoyment OF
others by your own.
To expect to be able to under
stand everything.
To believe only what our finite
minds can grasp.
To look for judgment and exper-
ience in youth.
Not to make allowance for the in
firmities of others.
TO worry ourselves and Others
with what cannot be remedied.
TO consider everything impossible
that we cannot perform.
Not to alleviate all that needs al
deviation as far as lies in our power
1t is great mistake to Set up
your own standard of right and
wrong, and judge people according
ly.
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found that he was going to the thea
ter tonight. | feared to send you
message whilst he was here in case
he should be suspicious. So, having
obtained this information l waited
until he had left, when l immediate
sent for you"
This was indeed good news. |
hasten off to the police station, and,
accompanied by two officers in plain
clothes, proceeded to the theater.
We had not been there long before
my attention was attracted to
figure in the pit which seemed
familiar to me, for although dressed
differently from what he had been
on the previous occasion of our meet
ing, felt sure from certain peculiari-
tiles in his movements, which would,
perhaps be very difficult to describe,
that this man was none other than
Mr.. Bushranger No. I, with whose
revolver | had that morning been so
intimate. Presently l observed that
he was making signs to some one in
another part of the house. Scarcely
had / made up my mind to secure
the first named man than he made
tracks to leave the thcater. This cir
cumstancc confirmed me, and with
the aid of the officers | secured my
man and conveyed him to the police
station.
Nextmorning the police were ac-
lively engaged in searching for num-
Der two, and one of the body very
cleverly detected him riding at the
head ofa "mob" of cattle, notwith-
standing that he had shaved his
chin and completely altered his dress.
1t were a long story, to tell Of the
hearing before the magistrate, the
committal and the trial; suffice it to
say that both men were found guilty.
The man l had arrested was sentenc-
ed to ten years in irons on the roads,
the other had to undergo further
trial for murder, for which he had
long been wanted, a price having
been set upon his head. He was
executed. This man was none other
than the notorious Bushranger Nor
gan.-DetrOit Free Press.
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Dyspepsia is dreadful. DisorIcred
liver is misery. Indigestion is foe TO
good nature
The human digestive apparatus is one
Of the most complicated and wonderful
things in existence. II is easily put out
Greasy food, tough food sloppy food,
bad cookery, mental worry. nte hours
irregular habits, and many other things
which ought not to be, have made lie
American people II nation Of dyspeptics
But Green's August Flower has done
a wonderful work in reforming this sad
business and making the American
people so healthy that they can eni"y
their meals and be happy,
hememoer;-No happiness without
health. But Green's August Flowss
brings health and happiness to the Jvs-
peptic. Ask your druggist for a bottle.
Seventy-five cents.
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Worth Reading.

The Carlin-D -Dupree wedding, that
took place Saturday on the Chey-
enne River, sixty miles northwest
of Pierre, Oak, was the great event
of the season, as it was the first time
in the history of that section of the
country that a white man Of note
has married a squaw. The groom
Douglas Carlin, is agrandson of Ter
ritorial Governor Carlin of Illinois,
and is the nephew of Col. Carlin OF
the regular army. The bride is the
daughter OF Frederick Dupree, a
half breed. Her mother is the queen
of the Minneconjou band of Sioux.
The ceremony was performed by
Justice Kinnie in the presence OF
1000 Sioux Indians and thirty
whites. After the American cere-
mony was performed, an old squaw
came from Il hut and chanted dis
NAL song as an indication that the
Indians were satisfied. The medi-
cine man Of the Sioux then, with
the head covered with a buffalo robe
burned herbs and invoked the bles-
sing of the Great Spirit, after which
two Indians rode white ponies
across the plains and presented them
to the bride and groom as the appro-
val of the Great Spirit. The feast
then commenced which consisted of
ten oxen roasted whole and 100
dogs boiled into soup. The latter
was not sampled by the whites. The
presents made from the father were
500 cattle, fifty ponies, and thirty
domestic buffaloes. Dancing was
commenced and kept up three days
without intermission. AS fast as
one Indian was exhausted another
took his place, and the ball went on.
The bride is an ordinary looking
squaw with no education. She was
clad in Il robe of black silk, with
beaver fur trimmings, red ribbons
and elk teeth ornaments. She does
not look striking, but is regarded as
a great catch, as she is reported to
be worth $4,000 in her own right,
and is the heiress to the Dupree es-
tate and $4,000 in cash and other
securities. The Indians now regard
it great honor for white man to
marry a squaw. In this case they
are greatly pleased, rejoicing going
on throughout the entire bounds of
the reservation.-S. Pa,Fs Globe
l will here state that since the
first issue of my little journal, sixty
four, more or less, direct offers of
marriage have been made to me, all
from parties l never saw or heard
Of From such a list l could un-
doubtedly select curiosity worthy
of mummifying. But the plain,
naked truth of the case is, that when
l was just. passing out of my teens
few years since l actually met a
crank face to face. He had the
fearless courage to vocalize his offer
ing and it being the first with no
guardian angel to impress my dreams
of the deluge which was to follow, |
at first positively refused, directly
relented, shortly acquiesced. The
fact is, l am married and have three
youthful daughters and a husband.
Gentlemen, don't become desperate;
there are hundreds and thousands
of chances left for you yet.-From
DouglasSraie Industrial Homcn
The 81 900 sword which the peo-
pie of Arizona will soon present to